
Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
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The U.K. economy continues to be a mixed bag: GDP keeps surprising on the upside, while employment figures come in worse than expected. The boom is driven by AI, creating a surge in output in the tech sector and professional business servic...
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Following roughly two decades of ultra-conservative fiscal policy, Chancellor Friedrich Merz decided in early 2025 that the threats of this decade were serious enough to warrant a complete U-turn: a massive fiscal...
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The U.S. labor market is showing some unexpected strength at the end of the summer, adding some 162,000 jobs in August. That number is nearly three times what economists expected (55,000). Moreover, positive...
Here are all the pieces that we published in August. Keep reading for data releases coming up this month and other interesting labor market news, brought to your inbox by the Recruitonomics team.
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The U.K.’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, former mayor of Manchester, believes that the city can serve as a role model for the U.K. economy. And he is probably right. Greater Manchester has been one of the rare e...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
I am a current student-athlete at Bates College and a Summer Student on the Data Team at Appcast Inc.
Economist at Appcast
Chief Economist at Appcast
Senior Economist working for Appcast and Stepstone. Interested in all things macro, economic history, and labor markets
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